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| Searching... Subject: FAUST Matches Found: 75 BALLAD OF FAUSTUS; JUDGMENT OF GOD SHOWED UPON JOHN FAUSTUS, by CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: All christian men, give ear a while to me Last Line: Embrace true faith that never more decays. Subject(s): Faust BEETHOVEN'S MUSIC TO FAUST, by HENRY JOHNSON (1855-1918) Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: O god of loving mercy, wilt thou deign Last Line: —fetch me my book and leave me here alone. Subject(s): Beethoven, Ludwig Van (1770-1827); Composers; Faust; Music & Musicians FAUST, by JOHN ASHBERY Poem Text Recitation Poet's Biography First Line: If only the phantom would stop reappearing! Subject(s): Faust; Opera; Phantom Of The Opera (movie, 1925), The FAUST, by JOHN ASHBERY Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: If only the phantom would stop reappearing! Last Line: On the bare, sunlit stage the hungers could begin Subject(s): Faust; Opera; Phantom Of The Opera (movie, 1925), The FAUST, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Ye wavering shapes, again ye do me enfold Last Line: Ground.) Subject(s): Devil; Evil; Faust; Freedom; Religion; Tragedy; Villains In Literature; Witchcraft & Witches; Satan; Mephistopheles; Lucifer; Beelzebub; Liberty; Theology FAUST, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The sun his ancient music makes Last Line: Curtain. Subject(s): Devil; Evil; Faust; Freedom; Religion; Tragedy; Villains In Literature; Witchcraft & Witches; Satan; Mephistopheles; Lucifer; Beelzebub; Liberty; Theology FAUST BOOK: DESIRES TO HAVE AS HIS PARAMOUR HELEN OF TROY, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Sweet helen, make me immortal with a kiss Last Line: She thought her function was to classicize Subject(s): Faust; Helen Of Troy; Mythology - Classical; Troy FAUST BOOK: DISCOURSES ON SUBJECT OF TRAINING & HEREDITY, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Out for a healthy walk, faustus picks Last Line: The dog assumes a toothy smile Subject(s): Animals; Dogs; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST AND GRETCHEN WALK IN THE GARDEN, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: No, I don't see much of the priest Last Line: It went too far Subject(s): Faith; Faust; Love FAUST BOOK: FAUST AND MEPHISTOPHELES MAKE THEIR ADIEUS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: We too can more in a mysterious way Last Line: But then, I'm used to missing Subject(s): Devil; Farewell; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST AND THE DAFFODILS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Top of the morning to you Last Line: Only the best will do for helen Subject(s): Daffodils; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST APPEARS BEFORE THE SENATE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Addressing the senate of erfurt Last Line: Hear, hear, mumble the senators Subject(s): Faust; Politics FAUST BOOK: FAUST ASKS ANOTHER HARD QUESTION, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: I charge you, mephistopheles Last Line: And catch a little one, I always throw it back Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST ASKS FOR TROUBLE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Now tell me, mephistopheles -- who was it made the world Last Line: What these collaborative efforts are. Team-work's the answer Subject(s): Creation; Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST ASKS HIMSELF WHAT HE HAS GAINED, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: The fool, they say, persists in his folly Last Line: And I shall write this in my blood Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST BETRAYS SIGNS OF FORWARDSLIDING, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Do you hope to emigrate internally Last Line: You cannot take it with you %as we can Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST CONSIDERS THE SUBJECT OF SOULS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Gretchen has a large soul and small breasts Last Line: Faust loves not souls, especially large ones Subject(s): Faust; Soul FAUST BOOK: FAUST DESIRES TO MEET LUCIFER, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: I would dearly meet your master Last Line: But I expect you'll meet him one day, dearly Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST ENJOYS FURTHER INSTRUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: So you want to do good Last Line: I fear that I'm old-fashioned Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST EXHIBITS HIS NECROMANTIC POWERS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: At the duke of parma's court Last Line: Humble regrets, said faust, the show is over Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST FINDS IT IS LATER THAN HE THOUGHT, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Not twenty-four, said mephistopheles Last Line: Oh, I worked double time all right Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST GROWS IMPATIENT ... DARK MUTTERINGS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: You're forever talking rot, snapped faust Last Line: His shamefaced friend confessed Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST HAS A VISITOR, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: There was a rapping at the door Last Line: But I can't stay long, a woman's work is never done Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST HAS DOUBTS ABOUT THE BARGAIN, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: In return for my immortal soul Last Line: You'll find it does things to your sense of time Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IN HIS STUDY, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: The interesting questions go unanswered Last Line: Perhaps I can be of some small service %patting faust Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS BLESSED WITH A SON, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Insubstantial though she was Last Line: I prefer true stories, he would say Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS FORBIDDEN TO MARRY, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Remember there's no marrying Last Line: About marrying and burning Subject(s): Faust; Marriage FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS INTERROGATED BY THE AUTHORITIES, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: A noise like thunder was heard at the door Last Line: Now please mend the door before taking your leave Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS SET UPON BY GRETCHEN'S BROTHER, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: One dark night faust and mephistopheles come face to face Last Line: Better a living amateur %than a dead professional Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS SOON BORED, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: What drew me so potently Last Line: Artificial hearts as well, no doubt Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS STRUCK BY FEARS FOR HIS CAREER, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: There's an academic joke Last Line: To coin a phrase -- be damned and publish Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST IS TROUBLED BY A DREAM, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Faustus dreamt a strange dream, strange and deathly Last Line: You have the magic touch Subject(s): Dreams; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST JOURNEYS TO UNKNOWN REGIONS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Dolphins bore faust to the bottom of the sea Last Line: He will charm your sins away Subject(s): Faust; Travel FAUST BOOK: FAUST MAKES HIS WILL, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: After the specific legacies herein entered Last Line: This need not be specified here Subject(s): Faust; Wills FAUST BOOK: FAUST PREFERS TO SUCCEED THROUGH OWN EFFORTS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: You slog away at it, work, work, work Last Line: We all need someone's help %so why not mine Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST QUIZZES MEPHISTOPHELES ABOUT LOVE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: But what can fallen angels know of love Last Line: We take an interest in such as you Subject(s): Devil; Faust; Love FAUST BOOK: FAUST SUFFERS A TEMPORARY INDISPOSITION, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: The girl's well named, mephisto leered Last Line: There, you're as good as new again Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST'S FAREWELL TO HIS FRIENDS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: We'd all had formal invitations. Last Line: Yes, it was a sorry business Subject(s): Farewell; Faust FAUST BOOK: FAUST'S PARENTS QUESTION MEPHISTOPHELES, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Where's miss gretchen Last Line: I wouldn't like to say Subject(s): Devil; Faust; Parents FAUST BOOK: GRETCHEN AT THE SEWING MACHINE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: My stomach is sore Last Line: I wish I was dead Subject(s): Faust; Pregnancy FAUST BOOK: HELEN VANISHES, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: But she's fading away Last Line: But she never returned Subject(s): Faust; Helen Of Troy; Mythology - Classical FAUST BOOK: IN EXTENUATION TAKING CONCUBINE, FAUST PLEADS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: An affair with an immaterial and possibly Last Line: I haven't done him good Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: IN SORROW WAGNER TAKES HIS LEAVE OF THE DOCTOR, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Wagner was offered work at heidelberg Last Line: Then may you teach as well as you have learned Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: IN THE SENIOR COMMON ROOM, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Poor old schleppfuss, he'd just announced his subject Last Line: Time for another bottle of port, I think Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: LUCIFER ADVISES MEPHISTOPHELES OF THE DEVICE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Someone in weimar has tacked together Last Line: The storm-cloud drifted away Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES ASSURES ... IMMORTALITY, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Why did I not give up the ghost Last Line: Most lost souls don't rate an epitaph Subject(s): Devil; Faust; Immortality FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES CALLS ... TO PRESERVE FAUST, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Look upon this thy servant faustus Last Line: The aged mother sniffed a tear back Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES ENLIGHTENS DR FAUST, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Why, if I may ask, did you appear Last Line: What would you like to do with yours Subject(s): Animals; Devil; Dogs; Faust FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES INTRODUCES FAUST TO 4TH ESTATE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Under the good solid name of gutenberg inc Last Line: You had better specialize in french romances Subject(s): Devil; Faust; Printing And Printers FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES SALVES FAUST'S CONSCIENCE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: A delightful old couple Last Line: And that reminds me Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES WONDERS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: His master had too much on his plate Last Line: Who he was working for Subject(s): Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: MEPHISTOPHELES' MINIONS RANSACK ... LIBRARIES, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Mephisto plied faust with rare books Last Line: Of transmitting original sin Subject(s): Books; Devil; Faust FAUST BOOK: PARENTS JOURNEY A GREAT DISTANCE TO SEE SON, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Dear me, your aged parents have arrived Last Line: Mephisto didn't mean to run a lodging house Subject(s): Faust; Parents FAUST BOOK: REBUKES MEPHISTOPHELES FOR VULGAR LANGUAGE, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Knowledge is my bread and butter Last Line: Wagner sniggered. Your famulus %grows familiar! Mephisto hissed Subject(s): Devil; Faust; Language FAUST BOOK: REQUIRES MEPHISTOPHELES TO DESCRIBE HELL ..., by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Tell me, I command you Last Line: Thereof one says but little Subject(s): Devil; Faust; Heaven; Hell FAUST BOOK: THE COMMANDER DISMISSES HIS TROOPS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: The times were out of joint Last Line: It was a question of morale Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: THE DOCTOR CANNOT ABIDE GNATS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Phew! Faust whistled Last Line: But a gnat in the throat is hateful Subject(s): Faust; Gnats FAUST BOOK: THE DOCTOR DISPLAYS HIS ERUDITION IN PHILOLOGY, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: Do you mind if we go by broomstick Last Line: For you the word is shabath Subject(s): Faust; Philology FAUST BOOK: THE POLITICAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF FAUST, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: A waste of time it would be, dear reader Last Line: His faithful helper throughout, merely smiled Subject(s): Faust; Politics FAUST BOOK: THE PROFESSOR REMINISCES, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: The likeliest pupil I've had for ages Last Line: He ought to go far Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: WAGNER IS ANXIOUS, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: What is amiss with my master Last Line: I wish my master hadn't grown so young Subject(s): Faust FAUST BOOK: WALKING IN HARZ MOUNTAINS, FAUST SENSES GOD, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: God was a brooding presence Last Line: Creation was never finished Subject(s): Faust; God FAUST: PROLOGUE IN HEAVEN, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: The chanting sun, as ever, rivals Last Line: To talk so humanely even to the devil Subject(s): Faust FAUST: SCENE 1. PROLOGUE IN HEAVEN, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The sun makes music as of old Last Line: To talk so freely with the devil himself. Subject(s): Faust FAUST: SCENE 2. MAY DAY NIGHT, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Would you not like a broomstick? As for me Last Line: I am a dilettante curtain-lifter. Subject(s): Faust FAUST: SOLDIER'S SONG, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Castles with lofty Last Line: Marching away. Subject(s): Beauty; Faust; Life; Singing & Singers; Soldiers; Songs FAUST: THE FIRST PART OF THE TRAGEDY, by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Here stand I, ach, philosophy Last Line: Heinrich! Heinrich! Subject(s): Faust FAUSTUS, by GEORGE STEELE SEYMOUR Poem Text First Line: Faustus sold himself to the devil Last Line: There was no devil but fear. Subject(s): Faust PROGRESS OF FAUST, by KARL SHAPIRO Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: He was born in deutschland, as you would suspect Last Line: In an american desert at war's end %where, at his back, a dome of atoms rose Subject(s): Faust ROYALTIES, by DENNIS JOSEPH ENRIGHT Poem Source First Line: As 'name of individual, partnership, or corporatoin to whom paid' Last Line: It's always a buyer's market, always Subject(s): Faust THE BARGAIN OF FAUST, by HAZEL NICHOLSON Poem Text First Line: Shall a man, then, not own his own soul? Why Last Line: She hers in heaven, but you yours in hell. Subject(s): Faust; Future Life; Love; Sin; Retribution; Eternity; After Life THE MILLS OF THE GODS, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: He was the slave of ambition Last Line: Yet they grind exceeding small Subject(s): Ambition;devil;faust; Satan;mephistopheles;lucifer;beelzebub THE PROGRESS OF FAUST, by KARL SHAPIRO Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: He was born in deutschland, as you would suspect Subject(s): Faust THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND DEATH OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS, by CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Not marching in the fields of trasimene Last Line: "perpetuum.""—bullen." Subject(s): Faust TO MARIE, WITH A COPY OF THE TRANSLATION OF FAUST, by BAYARD TAYLOR Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: This plant, it may be, grew from vigorous seed Last Line: The form is mine, color and odor yours! Alternate Author Name(s): Taylor, James Bayard Subject(s): Faust; Plants; Translating & Interpreting; Planting; Planters |
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